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By Jonathan TurleyWed Jun 13, 7:11 AM ET Fatherhood is the one job that you can get without the slightest degree of experience, knowledge or talent (despite what you may hear to the contrary on Father's Day). For that reason, when a friend had his first child recently, I quickly rattled off the...

what kind of pumps are those (seios right?)

how deep is that sand? Could create problems down the road if it's not stocked appropriately. great pics btw.

N. wennerae is quite common in gulf of mexico live rock. I had caught 4 of them (2 reddish, 2 greenish) and gave them to the Brooklyn Aquarium Society back when I lived in NY. They are pretty small and are the hammer type mantis. I suggest posting a request on the TBS forum in RC. (That's...

I'm going to guess it's a collonista... http://www.melevsreef.com/id/snails.html Go about halfway down (figure 10). http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-05/rs/index.php

Update....sadly another shark has died. History will determine whether they should stop attempting to breed or the death of the two was a fluke. 2 hours, 47 minutes ago Another whale shark died early Wednesday at the Georgia Aquarium, the second this year at the only facility outside Asia to...

I would keep feeding it. I'm surprised that your maroons aren't viciously defending the anemone when you attempt to feed it...mine did. Then she'd promptly take the food from the tongs and bring it straight to the anemone.

I've used this one with no issues: http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=T3155.000&Category_Code=TUNZE It has a dual sensor that has an optical device and a float valve as a backup. Unfortunately the tunze oz is pricey relatively speaking.

I can sympathize with candi - I used have a few mantis shrimp (the smaller kind from the gulf of mexico with hammers/not spears) and had to use the "take the rock out / pour water into burrow" technique. I have to warn you - if you try this - do not be surprised at how fast the critter will fly...

I feel mixed about this. I mean this aquarium opened shop in 11/2005 thanks to Home Depot ($250 Million) and others and immediately acquire 3 male whale sharks...One of which dies in 1/2007. Considering they live a very long time in the wild (supposedly 50 plus years)...that's not a good track...

zillow.com for you real estate sleuths. It's not very accurate for new jersey but it's interesting. youtube.com. Gotta love watching videos...

The anemone might be moving for any number of reasons: lighting, water flow, or worst case scenario, water chemistry. It may keep moving or it may stay there permanently. If it's moved to a spot you don't like (i.e. right in the middle of your display on the glass), you may want to encourage...

Just a point of information... whether it is whole or term and the person dies, the money is not taxable. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq4-9.html Are proceeds paid under a life insurance contract taxable and do they have to be reported as income? Generally, if you receive the proceeds under a...

I'm not so sure I'd put live sand in a fuge unless I knew there would enough diversity in the sand to avoid it becoming a nutrient sink. Pods would be perfectly happy in the chaeto and rubble. Most of the worms and mini stars that I saw in my sand were also quite happy to be in the chaeto. My...

hey folks, richT thanks for the welcome (on the other thread)! Some quick introductions: I work for a bank in NJ. We recently relocated across the hudson to Metuchen, NJ. I have absolutely zero handy skills. In NY my idea of a handy skill was to call the super. LOL. I have a wife and two...

welcome from one new guy to the next... =)

http://money.cnn.com/2001/09/17/living/lifeinsurance/ http://www.smartmoney.com/consumer/index.cfm?story=20011105 It's $600 a year, so your financee is paying $12 per thousand coverage for whole life. It's okay - and that cost will go down as the years go by, but to me, $50,000 seems awfully...